This question details how to install Thunderbird using a traditional .deb package in Ubuntu 22.04, avoiding the Snap package. It provides instructions to add the Mozilla Team PPA to apt, then install Thunderbird. It also includes information on potential issues and solutions, such as dealing with conflicting packages or needing to remove the snap version first.
Not an Ubuntu bug, they say.
This comment details a workaround for nvidia-driver-390 on Ubuntu systems with kernel 6.5.0. It links to related bug reports and provides instructions to add a PPA and install updated drivers.
```
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:dtl131/nvidiaexp
sudo apt update
sudo apt install nvidia-drivers-390
```
```
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:dtl131/nvidiaexp
sudo apt update
sudo apt install nvidia-drivers-390
```
A user reports issues compiling the NVIDIA driver with kernel 6.5.0-14 on Ubuntu 22.04, specifically for a GeForce GT 750M. They provide a patch and instructions for creating a custom deb package to resolve the issue.
Purge everything first, then install latest driver from distro repo, last the toolkit from nvidia repo.
This is why cuda-12 doesn't work with podman 3.4.4 on ubuntu 22.04 I think:
- Rootless configuration for nvidia container runtime
- Setup missing hook for nvidia container runtime
- Increase memlock and stack ulimits
- Rootless configuration for nvidia container runtime
- Setup missing hook for nvidia container runtime
- Increase memlock and stack ulimits
echo 'clearing dmesg...';
sudo dmesg -c && clear;
DEVICE=$(rfkill list all | grep -o 'hci*.');
sudo hciconfig ${DEVICE} down;
sudo rmmod btusb;
sudo service bluetooth stop;
sudo modprobe btusb;
sudo hciconfig ${DEVICE} up;
echo 'n~~rfkill:';
rfkill unblock bluetooth;
sudo service bluetooth start;
rfkill list all;
echo "n~~~DMESG:";
sudo dmesg | grep -i bluetooth;
echo 'n~~~bluetooth status:';
sudo service bluetooth status;
echo 'n~~~if failed try manually:';
exit 0
bluetoothctl power on;
bluetoothctl devices;
read DEVICE_TO_CONNECT;
bluetoothctl connect ${DEVICE_TO_CONNECT}
echo "~~~nFINISH UP:n~~~~run bluetoothctl;n~~~~~power on && devices && connect";
sudo dmesg -c && clear;
DEVICE=$(rfkill list all | grep -o 'hci*.');
sudo hciconfig ${DEVICE} down;
sudo rmmod btusb;
sudo service bluetooth stop;
sudo modprobe btusb;
sudo hciconfig ${DEVICE} up;
echo 'n~~rfkill:';
rfkill unblock bluetooth;
sudo service bluetooth start;
rfkill list all;
echo "n~~~DMESG:";
sudo dmesg | grep -i bluetooth;
echo 'n~~~bluetooth status:';
sudo service bluetooth status;
echo 'n~~~if failed try manually:';
exit 0
bluetoothctl power on;
bluetoothctl devices;
read DEVICE_TO_CONNECT;
bluetoothctl connect ${DEVICE_TO_CONNECT}
echo "~~~nFINISH UP:n~~~~run bluetoothctl;n~~~~~power on && devices && connect";
